Ingrid Abramovitch

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CUE THE LIGHTS: Alexandre de Betak was legendary for producing fashion shows for couture houses like Saint Laurent and Dior. Now he is turning the spotlight on his own creative practice with a show of sculptural light sculptures, on view at @salon94design. I interviewed Alex for a story in Architectural Digest, which is in the upcoming December issue and online now (link in stories). He explained that he wanted to “honor” the scaffolding and truss lights of his early runway work—technology that is mostly obsolete now. I love these images by his friend @francoishalard shot in a 17th-century castle. As always thank you to @amyastley and @samuelcochran for the assignment. #lighting #collectibledesign 07 Nov 2026 Nature as Muse, our third annual Power Petit Déjeuner at Salon Art + Design (@thesalonny) Yesterday, Head & Hand hosted a Salon Conversation on how the natural world shapes art and design, moderated by award-winning design journalist, writer and editor @ingridabram, with: Jean-Paul Xavier Baudet, founder of @jpxjewelry New York @aliceriehlceramics, porcelain artist represented by @toddmerrillstudio Barbara Palatin-Doyle, artist and founder of @studiopalatin @sebastienleon, sculptor and multidisciplinary artist and designer From organic forms and natural materials to the colors, textures and rhythms of the natural world, nature has long inspired the way we make and imagine objects and spaces. Thank you to our panelists, to Ingrid, to @thesalonny, and to everyone who joined us. Salon Art + Design continues through November 8 at the @parkavearmory. 06 Nov 2026 Join us at the Showhouse for a morning with @brownstoneboys and @ingridabram where they’ll chat all things NYC Brownstone renovation. A rare opportunity to hear what it’s like behind these beautiful projects from those who have been there again and again. 🤎 Link in Bio for Tickets! 14 Oct 2026 Long live print! Here is my story on lighting designer/artist Lindsey Adelman in today’s New York Times. What a pleasure to spend time with this talent. Best editors too @kbolo71 @stellabugbee 📸 @paola.chapdelaine #lightingdesign 08 Oct 2026 Over the summer I spent time with the lighting designer Lindsey Adelman and her team in their downtown showroom. The resulting story just posted on the New York Times website in the Styles section and will be in print on Thursday. I loved how it turned out with gorgeous photos and videos by @paola.chapdelaine. Lindsey started her company when I was a rookie design editor at Martha Stewart Living and House & Garden. I remember the dance parties she had in those days at her studio so wanted to add that free-spirited Lindsey element to my reporting. I also addressed how she handled the tsunami of copies of her breakthrough design, the Branching Bubble chandelier. Ultimately I was moved to spend time with a creator who is an artist to her core, and who fosters the creativity of everyone around her. A paid week off and $2000 to any employee who wants to take a workshop anywhere in the world? (Including neon light crafting in Iceland…) That’s the way she rolls—and lights up a room. 🙏🙏🙏 to my editors Kera Bolonik and Stella Bugbee for this fun assignment which will appear in print on October 8. #lindseyadelman #chandelier #lightingdesign 20 Sep 2026 This week Celine Dion is on a triumphant comeback tour in Paris. I wish I could be there. But here’s a funny story. Before I was a design editor, I was a reporter in the Montreal Bureau of the Canadian press wire service. I loved culture and any excuse to avoid the daily grind of news and editing hockey stories. I got wind of a 21-year-old Quebecoise singer who had just recorded her first album in English—a radical move in the separatist Quebec of that time. My bosses in the bureau, Vic Riding and Mark Daly, were always up for anything. So it was all arranged, and I drove to the restaurant of Celine’s choice—a businessman’s fancy fish place in the suburb of Chomedey. She pulled up in a red Chrysler, wearing a plaid blazer and a leather skirt—looking very young executive except for her handbag, which I remember was shaped like a telephone. She then talked my ear off for three hours. She told me that she saw herself up there with the likes of Michael Jackson and Barbra Streisand. I knew from her French recordings that she had the chops but still. She was so kind, though, that I was definitely rooting for her. The story was published, often without my byline, in a bunch of Canadian newspapers. I had the idea that this could be my big magazine break and I sent a pitch to an editor at Chatelaine in Toronto. When I got a rejection letter, I decided to call the editor and try to talk her into it. She told me in her Toronto way that she had never heard of her and it wouldn’t be a story until (big skeptical IF) she struck it big. Next week is the alumni reunion of the Montreal CP bureau. This was before my time, but it’s the same bureau whose employees invented the game Trivial Pursuit and made quite a few of the reporters rich. That crew taught me everything. I finally decided to quit my job and moved to New York City to try to break into magazines. This was a total coincidence but the triple platinum CD inscribed with my name arrived on my last day of work. Meanwhile, I’m watching Celine’s success and still cheering for her every step of the way. #célinedion #canadianpress 18 Sep 2026 How do you overhaul a house in four months? New floors and finishes, custom upholstery, blue-chip art, collectible lighting? Janine Carendi MacMurray of @areainteriordesign pulled it off with aplomb. My 1stDibs Introspective feature on the project is in my story. Always a pleasure to work with @tony1stdibs and his editorial team. #interiordesign #vintagefurniture #1stdibs 17 Sep 2026 Congrats to Annie Meyers Shyer on pub day for her book This Oak House on her home renovation. Some people (@catherinehong100) have called me a certified Meyersologist for the many stories I’ve written about Annie’s mom Nancy Meyers and her movie sets. I recently had the good fortune to talk to them both, together, for Architectural Digest. Link in stories. #renovation #nancymeyers #interiordesign 15 Sep 2026 Last spring I visited the architect Laura González Fierro at the house she built for her family in Pine Plains, New York. It was an assignment from my editor Julie Lasky at the New York Times. I found myself captivated by both Laura’s personal story (her family fled the civil war in El Salvador when she was a toddler) and her determination against all odds to build a house that honors its environment. “I’m borderline stubborn,” she told me. This seems especially true as she spends weekends clearing out invasive plants so they don’t choke the milkweed that monarch butterflies need as habitat before making their southbound trip to Mexico, where she grew up. The simplicity and modernism of the house may not be for everybody but I loved being there, inside and out, even while the land was still barren. Hard to compete with Tony Cenicola’s photos but I added a few of my own at the end. That’s me with Laura in the shadows. Thank you @lauragonzalezfierro and @julielaskynyc for the opportunity to report and tell this story. Link in Stories. #ecofriendly #hudsonvalley #sustainability #monarchbutterfly #milkweed 12 Sep 2026 After seeing Liev Schreiber play Marty Baron in Spotlight, I didn’t think he could be scared of anything. Except as it turns out: chickens. But his charming wife Taylor helped him conquer his fear and now their NoHo triplex has a chicken coop on the roof. Liev is a longtime fan of @ashe_leandro and after seeing their work here up close—including that stunning blackened steel spiral stair—I am too. I had so much fun visiting the couple—from the “mean cappuccino” Liev made me on arrival to the carton of eggs Taylor gave me as a parting gift. Thank you @archdigest @amyastley and my wonderful editor @shaxriegler for this dream assignment! #lievschreiber #newyorkapartment #chickens Photos by @katesjordan Styling by @colinking 10 Sep 2026 Well hello, Apple Park. News was made. Who wants an iPhone Duo flip phone? 🙋‍♀️ #iphoneduo #johnternus #iphone18pro #normanfoster #apple 09 Sep 2026 Will “craft save the world,” as one attendee at Homo Faber’s craft extravaganza on a Venetian island told me? For Puck’s WallPower, I wrote about the Es Devlin staged exhibition, and why a city like Venice—synonymous with craft—has a complicated history with its legacy. The artisans’ work in the show is amazing and it’s up until Sept. 30. Many thanks to @wallpowerpuck and @marionmaneker for shining a light on design! Link in stories. #craft #homofaber #venice 09 Sep 2026

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